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Contents 1 Recent changes 1.1 Can't see changes you think you should see? 1.2 Short format, ten most recent changes 1.3 Long format blog changes, fifteen most recent changes

Recent changes

Can't see changes you think you should see?

If you don't see a change you think should be there then try:

1. Click on this link: http://octette.cs.man.ac.uk/jitt/index.php/Main_Page?action=purge
2. If you still don't see what you think you should see after doing 1, you can also try a shift-reload in mozilla or firefox, or shift-F5 in IE

[Mark will refine these guidelines in the light of experience]

Short format, ten most recent changes

London Knowledge Lab: Social Software hack the system Workshop series on Technology, Media, Communities, and Learning Interesting resonances with our workshop series Tories2.0? yeah right. Its going to get hot design faults in democracy? lkl soso frapper On a mission to world wikination Vini, vidi wiki and the winner is..

social software lkl Google Group Make a valuable contribution to Flanders' e-learning project Social Networking Commentary on BBC Click Fwd: [kaleidoscope ] Seminar on Social Software and Web 2.0 at Aalborg University Re: [social-software-lkl] peopleaggregator is up Re: communication vacuum peopleaggregator is up so-so at war Completed Questionnaire RE: [social-software-lkl] ? your thoughts on ? your thoughts on "Course 2.0"

Long format blog changes, fifteen most recent changes

London Knowledge Lab: Social Software

hack the system

I can think of a lot of reasons to buy the WorldChanging book. But there’s one reason to buy it today: Here’s how the system is supposed to work: you write a book. If people think it’s good they buy it. If enough people think it’s good it becomes a bestseller and widely read, spreading [...]

Workshop series on Technology, Media, Communities, and Learning

The Learning Technology Unit in the University of Manchester?s School of Computer Science is to host a workshop series on Technology, Media, Communities, and Learning. The series is specifically concerned with convergences between: Social software New media-capable hardware devices Interactive / broadcast media Community formation and maintenance Learning and e-learning Greater inclusion, and the growth [...]

Interesting resonances with our workshop series

I chanced upon Online Course Design from a Communities-of-Practice Perspective (John Smith and Beverley Trayner) in eLearn Magazine. (The title is a slight misnomer, in the authors’ practice, there are also face-to-face meetings.) As I was reading the article I found myself picking up on various points that the authors make and on the phases [...]

Tories2.0? yeah right.

The tories have launched webcamron, in an attempt to ‘reach disaffected young voters‘. Isn’t sometimes embarrassing when someone tries too hard? Like a 60 year old banker with a leather jacket and a mohawk. The thing is, boys, that it’s not about having your videos on the web. Its about having ours. Its not about [...]

Its going to get hot

Larry Sanger is forking Wikipedia. (digg)

design faults in democracy?

Muhammad Saleem has a very perceptive article on the Wisdom of Crowds and why it fails on Digg.

lkl soso frapper

On a mission to world wikination

Wikisapces has a mission: Today, we’re proud to raise the bar on a program we started back in January: we’re setting the goal of giving away 100,000 wikis to K-12 educators.

Vini, vidi wiki

Wired runs a review on the state of wikis, education included.

and the winner is..

Wired’s webmonkey has just published the results of their user survey on tinkers & stinkers of web-too-oh. I liked LibraryThing. Even the name is enough to make you feel warm. Basecamp, on the other hand, seems very useful. Interestingly, MySpace seems to be out. Have we (as in we 12 yr old girls) outgrown it? [...]